“You need to talk to her.” Jelena says. “Why, so she can go on and on about how long we haven’t seen each other?” “Terrence, we’re getting married. I know deep down you want to talk to her, so talk to her.” “I wouldn’t even know what to say.” I say defeated. “Well, you better figure it out because she’s in town. I told her that you would meet her at the hotel she’s staying at.” “What!” “You can’t avoid her forever. Do you really want to spend the rest of your life asking questions about what happened? You’ll never be at peace, which means I’ll never be at peace.” She says jokingly. After thinking about things, I finally decided to meet her at her hotel where she’s staying. When I get there I meet her at the hotel restaurant. I pay the manager to …show more content…
I worked so hard make sure you had everything you needed.” She says passionately. “I needed a mother, not a punching bag! I lost my childhood because you couldn’t walk away from him, so the minute I found out I got a full ride to college, I never looked back. Basketball is the only thing that has protected me! I was scared that one day I would find my mom dead and I rather find out with a phone call than finding you myself!” I say now in tears. “My whole life I wanted a family. My parents were separated when I was a kid, so I promised myself that if I ever had a family, I would never let that happen. Your father had his own issues, so I knew that the abuse was never about me. That’s why I stayed. I know it doesn’t make sense, but you father was a different person before we had you.” She says calmly. She puts both of her hands on the side of my face and says, “I’m so sorry Terrence. I realize that not only did you not have a father; you didn’t have a mother as well. I left you alone these past five years because I thought you needed to focus on basketball. When I found out about the engagement, I was devastated that you didn’t tell me, so I bombarded my way back in your
“We tried. But she seems to know an awful lot about you. Says her name it Tabitha Couture.”
“I swear, I don’t know. I’ll tell you everything she told me, but she didn’t tell me where she was going.”
"She might me. According to what I've found, she has a husband, two children here in town and works at Scheele Law firm. I have officers sitting on her house and the law firm now."
“Because I would like to talk to you, I haven't seen you in a while.”
“I just sent you texts with the pictures that I just took of her. The rangers are taking her to their HQ.”
“Sorry, but please don’t insult me with rash statements. He’s stubborn, judgmental, cold-hearted, can be really rude, and his sense of humor is horrific. The only reason I’m stating you two would be perfect is because you’re basically the…” I glanced over and noticed she had a confused, displeasing look on her face. What am I saying? “I am so sorry Tia. I don’t know what came over me. Please don’t tell him I was harshly talking about…”
“I avoided her since then and thanks to the size of the castle, that wasn’t so hard. Just when I felt like I was getting over the mess, I saw her a few days ago. She’s with child.”
“Weslyn, you’re going right?” She asked while trying to hold in her giddiness long enough to hold a conversation.
“I don’t know,” I told her. It was an easy way out, a way to not have any more worries pile up. She shot me a look, that I unfortunately
“Well I hope you know that you won’t be seeing her again. If this nonsense keeps up, I
“I’m going to break you.” She said. “Every single bone in your body and once you recover, I’ll do it again if I have to.”
They all waited for an answer and I was reluctant to give them one. They wouldn’t like my response. “I don’t think I’m good enough.” I answered honestly. “You shouldn’t think like that.” It was Noah, this time. I was surprised by his input. So were my parents because they encouraged him to go on. Noah was never one to give me advice or motivating words. So I understood how awkward he felt to continue, but knew that if he wanted to get off the dinner table he would have to go on. “I mean, I’ve seen you play before and you’re really actually pretty great.” He continued, his voice shaking. I looked down to play with the leftovers on my plate. I wasn’t used to hearing him talk about me with so much emotion in his voice. We barely say anything nice to each other. So hearing what he had to say made the awkward tension like a thick glass in the air just waiting to fall. The more he talked, the heavier that glass got. “I think you should try out for the team. They’ll be lucky to have someone as passionate about the sport as you are.” He finished, trying to smile and make it less
Renee: (sighs) "The reason I called is because...Bella, I wanted to finish our conversation from when I was down the last time."
"We’ll go slowly. I promise I’m not going to try to replace her mother, if that’s what you’re worried about. I’d like to meet her if you’ll let
Ruby sighed, "Why don't you just talk to him, Emma? I can't stand seeing you like this! It hurts us just as much as it hurts you.”